Show Notes
Men are often suppressed by society to never talk about their emotions or inner thoughts, and it is their mental health that suffers the most because of it. Dr. Fred Moss, a seasoned board-certified psychiatrist, shares how his so-called undoctor reset can help put an end to this stigma. He discusses how mental health issues are just a matter of self-awareness and perception, and how labeling yourself as a broken person actually shapes your lived reality. Dr. Fred also breaks down practical ways to achieve a healthier mental state without entirely depending on medication, from quieting the mind through meditation to speaking positive affirmations to yourself every morning.
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